Is the felt background pin-able like a cork-board?
1613
Not sure what you mean. You could use a straight pin by weaving it in and out, but not stick it into the back board. Might not be to strong. I used Velcro to hold the shirt in place and also pictures. It works great and looks great. Hope I helped
1614
It is a hard background, I would recommend not pinning anything to the back of the cabinet as it may ruin the look of it. The backing is a piece of wood, not cork-board.
1615
The black velvet finish background is on a solid piece of material (thin wood), which a pin or tack cannot penetrate. You do have 1.5" inches of depth to work with on the inner frame so you could put a different or padded back ground for pinning if you're crafty.
755482
I believe it is pressed boards, with a laminate finish. I am very happy with mine.
1927438
The pins are metal. The backing is cardboard that gets tacked in around the edges. It was the only thing I was disappointed in when assembling it, but it honestly hasn't been an issue.
2196712
No, it is not felt. It is a smoother material that holds the puzzle pieces better. I cannot really say what the material is. Hope this helps.
1009024
yes, the felt is adhered to the board. haven't noticed any wrinkling as of yet.
1457558
Sherrie, we used board and cork so we could use map pins on ours. We attached it right on the walk and then framed it. We love it! One note of caution - the glue we used dried very quickly and bubbled a bit after we hung it - but still not that noticeable. Hope this helps.
1927440
The shelf pins are metal. The shelves are 1/2" thick and quite hefty. The backing is a dense type of fiberboard ....not flimsy cardboard/poster board type. It fits well and ample small nails included to fasten it quite securely to the frame. Has a nice look in matching the wood tone/grain of the frame and shelves.
1956664
It's pressed board, but it's surprisingly high quality. No trouble with it breaking during assembly and no issues for a year or so of regular use.
252506
Hanger yes! Felt backing no, but it's all black wood which I think looks great, have had others and I think this one is best even better than the more expensive ones! I have paid four times the price on others that can't match up to this one here!
343377
The cork itself is tight, does not flake or chunk off when punnctured. The frame is sturdy, securely put together, does not misalign or shift. Only thing to be aware of is that the backing to the cork is cardboard. I actually ended up liking this because I nailed two items that were too heavy for even big pushpins, easy to do with the cardboard back and gives me more options.
269951
I can't tell you if it's 'real' felt or not. Mine is a thin, felt-like fabric that's laid over a foam backing. I stuck pins in mine to display a christening gown in the proper position. (There is something hard behind the foam, so you can only go about 1/4" deep. with the pins)
28749
I just use small tacks/pins like for the backboard of my cubicle desk. nothing too big or heavy duty to avoid leaving holes in the cork.
1919058
It's fairly thin... I had a little problem getting the backer and Lens through. If it is a really thick piece of cork board, it may be a little thin.
2005058
You won't be able to pin it as the backing is a hard surface with felt finish. This display has a hanger/rod that you can fit a jersey on. I added a cardboard insert I fit to the jersey and tightened with pins so it displays flat and with no wrinkles.
717217
Sorry! I cannot respond to this question, as I only used a Kandi's Crafter.
1451730
It appears to be a material similar to cardboard and would not support any substantial weight with materials attached to a cork board. However, it is a great computer desk. I have two of them.
2089106
It is pressboard. It has held up well for a couple years but probably will not be a permanent piece of furniture. :(